X100
I have been using a Fujifilm X100 series cameras since 2011 and I thought it might be worth looking back at my journey from the Fujifilm X100 through to the X100S and the X100T.
A hands on review of the Fujifilm X100F for both documentary and landscape photography. The perfect combination of power and elegance the Fujifilm X100F sees some exciting...
The Fujifilm X100 series offers a 35mm field of view. This medium-wide lens is perfect for documentary photography from landscapes through to group or wide portraits.
Recently we embarked on a walking holiday back over to the stunning Lake District in England. We centred our focus on the mountains along Derwentwater
Sticking to our ‘minimum of one hike per month’ policy, May saw a walk from Bloody Bridge to the Mourne Wall located about halfway up Slieve Donard. Bloody Bridge is said...
The sunny easter holidays attracted a large throng of people to the summits of the Mourne Mountains in County Down. Setting off from Donard carpark we made our way ...
It was a wet, windy and cold day but we decided to embark on a walk up Sliabh Binnian and through to the Ben Crom reservoir. We did debate..
The rocky tors situated around the top of the mountain make it an obvious landmark when hiking in the Mourne Mountains and the area surround Binnian is stunning...
Slieve Croob (or Sliabh Crúb) is situated just outside the County Down town of Dromara. It is a 4Km walk (with 150m elevation gain).
The Shard is a stunning piece of architecture, the 87-storey skyscraper is visible from all four corners of London, it is a breathtaking.....
n this journey to Hare's Gap we started our walk at Meelmore Lodge with a gentle incline to the first of the stone walls, the first incline.
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